CampROBOKICKS STEM Camp
Partnering with Master Lee’s Martial Arts, the BeaverBots had their third year of hosting the annual ROBOKICKS STEM Summer Camp. Students learned about a variety of STEM and FIRST education topics.
Master Lee’s Martial Arts
Outreach
A goal for the BeaverBots is to help educate our youth about the wonders of STEM.
2026–2027
BIOBUZZ
2025–2026
DECODE
OutreachGirls in Robotics 2.0
This is our second Girls in Robotics event for this season. The event was held in Brambleton Library, where students got to learn about FIRST, STEM engagement, and the empowerment of women in STEM and Robotics. The event featured hands-on activities for building and a challenge activity for structural stability and design.
Brambleton Library
ScrimmageTreasure Takedown Scrimmage
Our third scrimmage of the 25-26 DECODE season. This was our first invitational scrimmage for this season, which consisted of Chesapeake Regional Championship-qualified teams. Over 120+ participants and 5 teams attending this event. The scrimmage was an amazing opportunity for teams across the D.M.V to network with qualifying teams and practice before the championship.
120+ participants5 teams
ScrimmageFossil Faceoff Scrimmage
Our second scrimmage of the 25-26 DECODE season. With over 150+ participants and 9 teams, our qualifier consisted of over 10+ games. Teams from across Northern Virginia and Maryland came to our local library to prepare for the ongoing qualifiers. This scrimmage was also recorded for the entire 2 hour duration.
150+ participants9 teams10+ games
ScrimmageArtifact Arena Scrimmage
Our first scrimmage of the 25-26 DECODE season. With over 150+ participants and 7 teams, we hosted a simulated DECODE qualifier with 8+ games. Teams from across Northern Virginia came to our local library to play, network, and develop their competition skills for their upcoming qualifiers.
150+ participants7 teams8+ games
CompetitionRobo Rumble 2.0
Our annual SuGo Bots competition, Robo Rumble is back again! Partnering with Master Lee’s Martial Arts, the BeaverBots hosted a Sumo style robotics competition. The students learned how to build, design, and reiterate robots to be the most successful in competition rounds.
Master Lee’s Martial Arts
CampOnshape CAD Camp
This year our in-person CAD Camp was hosted at Brambleton Library, where we build off our skills from last year to teach students more advanced and complex CAD skills. Our projects included name tags, LEGO bricks, and student personalized designs.
Brambleton Library
CampROBOKICKS STEM Camp
Students were welcomed back to our annual ROBOKICKS Summer Camp as we hosted our second year at Master Lee’s Martial Arts. Children were taught robotics and stem topics ranging from FIRST Lego League to AI development.
Master Lee’s Martial Arts
OutreachGirls in Robotics
This was the BeaverBots first Outreach of the 2025-2026 Season! This program was hosted at Brambleton Library, with many young girls participating in our STEM enrichment program.
Brambleton Library
2024–2025
INTO THE DEEP
ScrimmageCoral Clash
The BeaverBots hosted a scrimmage for robotics teams competing in states. Teams in the area were invited and was held on February 1, 2025!
February 1, 20251:00–3:00 PMAshburn Library
ScrimmageBubble Brawl
The BeaverBots did a solo hosting of their second Into the Deep FTC scrimmage. On January 4, 2025, there were seven teams and over 80+ attendees. With a new audio and speaker system set up, the scrimmage was a hit!
January 4, 20257 teams80+ attendees
ScrimmageSubmarine Showdown
The BeaverBots and AlphaGo teamed up to host a scrimmage between rookie and veteran robotics teams. All teams in the area are invited and will be held on November 17, 2024! Registration ends November 10!
November 17, 20243:00–5:00 PMAshburn Library
CampRobo Rumble
The BeaverBots teamed up with Master Lee’s Martial Arts and Spread Robotics Foundation to offer an exciting day program where children built and competed with Sugo Bots. The program is from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM on October 30. This isn’t just a daycare program; it’s an opportunity for our future generations to explore the amazing world of robotics and discover its unique possibilities!
October 309:00 AM–4:00 PM
CampROBOKICKS STEM Camp
FIRST LEGO League (FLL) is an international competition organized by FIRST for elementary to middle school students. Students engage in hands-on STEM experiences, which help them gain confidence, expand their knowledge, and create learning habits. The three divisions of the FLL encourage young people to experiment and develop their critical thinking, coding, and design skills through hands-on STEM education and robotics. Summer of 2024, Master Lee's Martial Arts hosted an FLL camp with Beaver Bots for elementary kids to experience the world of robotics.
Summer 2024Master Lee’s Martial Arts
CampIntroduction to CAD
During this program, students were introduced to the topic of CAD and went through beginner lessons on how to work on CAD. Students were taken through an interactive lesson plan which was taught through both physical and visual aspects and timings were from 3 to 4:30 pm. Our library camp made way for youth exploration in the fields of 3D printing and design.
3:00–4:30 PMLibrary camp
IntroIntro into FIRST
In our introductory lesson about First and robotics, we taught students about what First is, their motifs, and how each division in First works. Students were also introduced to the subject of robotics through interactive activities with Lego Spike Prime robots to help demonstrate the activities done in FLL and a mini "history" lesson about the early days of robotics.
Lego Spike Prime